New occupational classification, job fairs, and other Canadian news
The most important news from August 22 to 28.
Work in Canada
The province of Ontario is going to register foreign nurses temporarily. To fight against the health crisis, it was proposed to issue temporary registration for students studying at a medical college before obtaining a license.
The province of Saskatchewan launched a new Expression of Interest pool for healthcare professionals. This is a pre-application form that indicates an interest in working in Saskatchewan in a particular occupation in the healthcare sector and shows the worker's qualifications. Suitable candidates will be able to contact employers.
Why is there a shortage of workers in Canada? The answer was provided by Statistics Canada. The reason is that more and more employees are leaving low-paid positions for more profitable and promising ones. The pandemic played a role, during which many retrained for other professions, as well as high inflation, which makes people look for better offers.
The Canadian province will hold three offline job fairs. They will be held in the UK, France, and the United Arab Emirates in October this year. Citizens of any country who can arrive at a fair can participate. Healthcare, technology, science, trades, and other specialties will be selected.
Income and free education
A city in the province of Ontario announced two programs to provide adult Canadians with free education in various industries related to heavy equipment. Classes will begin in September, and the organizers hope that such courses will become annual.
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